We start the day's other headlines in Gaza, where five Palestinians were killed by an Israeli

air strike on a TV broadcast van. The attack happened early this morning outside of a hospital

in central Gaza's Nusayrat refugee camp. Video from the scene showed a charred vehicle marked

with the words press. Palestinian officials say those killed were journalists.

Israel says they were militants posing as reporters.

The TV station they worked for is affiliated with the Palestinian group Islamic Jihad.

Their colleagues accused Israel of intentionally killing reporters

to prevent them from doing their job.

It's known that we as news crews work in this area surrounding the hospital.

It's where we keep our equipment, our vehicles, and where we broadcast live shots.

The occupation deliberately targets journalists to obscure the truth about the crimes

it's committed over months of war in Gaza.

Israel also escalated its attacks on the Houthi rebels in Yemen today. That followed a week of

increased missile attacks on Israel from the Iranian-backed group.

Israel targeted the main airport in the capital of Sana'a. It also hit several power

stations and ports. The head of the World Health Organization, who was boarding a flight from

there, said on social media that he was only meters away from the strikes, but he was unharmed.

Authorities in Finland have detained a ship with suspected Russian ties to investigate

whether it might have damaged a major undersea power cable. The S-link 2 power cable brings

electricity across the Baltic Sea from Finland to Estonia. Its connection went down on

Wednesday, and media reports say the ship's anchor is suspected of damaging the cable. This is the

latest disruption in the Baltic region, after two data cables were severed last month, and the

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